What that tells me is that he was not filled with the Spirit when he wrote The Preservation of Favoured Races.
What spirit? Evidence please.
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What that tells me is that he was not filled with the Spirit when he wrote The Preservation of Favoured Races.
What that tells me is that he was not filled with the Spirit when he wrote The Preservation of Favoured Races.
Then this:How spirit-filled he may or may not have been, you have no way of knowing.
... can take a hike.His daughter's death made him struggle with his belief in God because he did not think a loving god would allow his daughter to suffer so.
Then this:
... can take a hike.
And for the record, his daughter's death did not make him struggle with belief in God; he chose to struggle with it on his own.
I fail to see how a Spirit-filled man of God can, at the same time, be struggling with believing in God, and writing a book detailing how we are mutant copy-errors made in His image & likeness.
I fail to see how a Spirit-filled man of God can, at the same time, be struggling with believing in God, and writing a book detailing how we are mutant copy-errors made in His image & likeness.
You tell me what God.What spirit? What God? Any evidence yet?
If you want to call it On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection, or the Preservation of Favoured Races in the Struggle for Life, so be it. Calling it by only the latter is disingenuous, even for you.
And it needs to be added (although I am sure that AV is aware of this) that the word 'race' was interchangeable with 'species' in the 18th Century....
Yeah, I saw that quote. But he didn't say there was anything wrong with the word changing. I'm asking you to express your issues in your own words.
I find it amusing that Gradyl invokes an ad-hoc theory of physics that hasn't made a single prediction, and is therefore, in some sense, unverified.
I mean, God must exist, and since he hasn't appeared in our usual space and time, guess he must be hiding out in those extra dimensions..
my issue is that it is moving the goal posts, thats it.
Nobody's moving the goalposts. The organic transition of word meaning is not moving the goalposts.
And if you want to complain about the changing definitions of words, you're committing a fallacy yourself. The Etymological Fallacy.
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Ha.....you better hope not................the gaps are getting smaller and fewer every day...!
well then ID means what I say it does and not creationism, so there.
Except that the change from Creation to ID was a deliberate attempt to skirt the law. That's why I said the change in meaning for atheist was organic; because the change from Creation to ID was not.
You still haven't said what atheist originally meant, or what it now means, or why that change in meaning is a problem.
No, the gaps do keep getting smaller. But every time we "fill" a gap we are actually making two new gaps of half the size![]()
organic? not sure I understand. Sounds like you are the one skirting around lol.
Except it wasn't lawful (as evidenced by the court ruling), it was a deceptive attempt at bypassing the law, not an effort to obey the law.btw obeying law is lawful and good, no matter how you do it.
Organic meaning it happened naturally, not through influence of law or agenda.
Except it wasn't lawful (as evidenced by the court ruling), it was a deceptive attempt at bypassing the law, not an effort to obey the law.
"agenda" yeah I would say there was an agenda, skirting around criticism seems like a good one to me.
also due to the fact that some evolutionists are employed at discovery institute
and due to the fact athiests are writing books on ID
So to say Creationsism changed to ID is wrong because both exist today and there is no tie between.